Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, Arkansas

Mountain Village 1890

Mountain Village 1890 is a unique and charming tourist attraction located at 1011 C S Woods Blvd, Bull Shoals, AR 72619, United States. This historical reenactment village offers visitors a glimpse into life in the 1890s, with authentic period architecture, costumed guides, and interactive exhibits.

Specialties: Tourist attraction.

Other points of interest: On-site services, Good for kids.

Opinions: This company has 95 reviews on Google My Business. Average opinion: 4.4/5.

The village is situated in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, providing a picturesque backdrop to the living history experience. Visitors can explore the various period buildings, including a general store, blacksmith shop, and schoolhouse, where they will learn about the daily lives of 19th century settlers. Many of the buildings house artisans and craftsmen who demonstrate traditional skills such as weaving, woodworking, and candle making.

In addition to the historical exhibits, Mountain Village 1890 also offers a variety of on-site services and activities to enhance the visitor experience. These include guided tours, educational programs, and special events throughout the year, such as harvest festivals and period costume contests.

The village is also family-friendly, with a variety of activities designed to entertain and educate children. These include a petting zoo, pony rides, and a children's play area. The staff at Mountain Village 1890 are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages.

With its unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment, Mountain Village 1890 is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the Ozark Mountains. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or simply looking for a fun day out, this village has something to offer everyone. For more information, visit the official website at 1890village.com. To plan your visit or for more details on current events and exhibits, call 8704457177.

👍 Reviews of Mountain Village 1890

Daryl R.

5/5

Dont let the photos detour you from not going here. First off my father and I are travelers. He found this place on our traveling app. We change our trip to come here. We called to get some information as my dad has a hard time getting around. Justin was very polite and answered all our answers. The following day we made the 11am tour. This place is amazing, I wanted to look at the old village but waited till after the cave. Let me tell you, from the Confederate hidden gems to the moonshine distillery found in the cave in the 50s this place is fantastic. As far as parking we had a 50 ft RV and trailer combo and had more than enough room. The path down to the cave and back up was steep so people with mobility issues please call first. Ill end up making a YouTube video. Ill have it uploaded in a few weeks from this review. Simply search my name on youtube.

Emily C.

3/5

The mountain village was really cool and seeing all of the buildings and the things in them was awesome! However, there really isn't that much there and it feels like more could be done with it. It is definitely worth a visit though if you're looking for something to do in Bull Shoals!

Melissa R.

3/5

Not handicapped accessible. There is a sidewalk, you must fist go down stairs. I would suggest the house be finished with the ability to see inside.

Tammy L. C.

5/5

Love the old buildings. Need some TLC. Totally amazing. Love the history in the old buildings. Will definitely make this stop again.

Dixie M.

5/5

Nice place to visit the past. It's different from most, due to being able to enter and get up close to the furniture and personal items.

Makana K.

3/5

Cool little walk through historic buildings. We especially enjoyed the general store. All kinds of old items from clothing to tinctures.
There's and old jail cell, church, post office among other things to see. It was a great follow up to exploring the caverns

Richaun F.

5/5

Cool caverns, Nice tour only 600 feet from front to back 1200 feet round trip. 20 dollars per person.

Stacy G.

5/5

Must see historic buildings. Support to save and renovate the buildings that were constructed in the 1800s. Our history needs to be preserved. And this is a fascinating place